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1.Configure the following settings on the Association tab on the Network Properties dialog.
Association Tab
Field | Setting |
Network Authentication | Open |
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Data Encryption | WEP |
| Note: An RC4 stream cipher is used to encrypt the frame body and |
| cyclic redundancy checking (CRC) of each IEEE 802.11 frame. This is |
| the same encryption algorithm as is used for Static WEP; therefore, |
| the data encryption method configured on the client for this mode is |
| WEP. |
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This key is provided for me | Enable (click to check) this option. |
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2.Configure these settings on the Authentication tab.
Authentication Tab
Field | Setting |
Enable IEEE 802.1x | Enable (click to check) this option. |
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EAP Type | Choose Smart Card or other Certificate |
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3.Click Properties to bring up the Smart Card or other Certificate Properties dialog and enable the "Validate server certificate" option.
Smart Card or other Certificate Properties Dialog
Field | Setting |
Validate Server | Enable this option (click to check the box). |
Certificate |
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Certificates | In the certificate list shown, select the certificate for this client. |
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Click OK on all dialogs to close and save your changes.
4.To complete the client configuration you must now obtain a certificate from the RADIUS server and install it on this client. For information on how to do this see “Obtaining a
Connecting to the Wireless Network with an IEEE 802.1x Client Using a Certificate
IEEE 802.1x clients should now be able to connect to the access point using their TLS certificates. The certificate you installed is used when you connect, so you will not be prompted for login information. The certificate is automatically sent to the RADIUS server for authentication and authorization.